Comox Valley

Web design in Courtenay and Comox, from the base to the mountain

The Comox Valley has its own rhythm: postings that bring new families to CFB Comox, skiers on Mount Washington in winter, riders on Cumberland's trails in summer, and a long list of homes that need building and fixing. We build fast, hand-coded websites for the businesses that serve all of them.

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Comox Valley businesses we build for

Each of these has a different customer and a different search. The site should start from that, not from a template.

Services for military families

New arrivals at CFB Comox know nobody in town and search for everything: dentists, daycares, movers, mechanics, realtors. They search from a phone at a new address, so your site has to say plainly where you are, what you do and how to book.

Outdoor recreation and tourism

Ski and bike shops, guides, rentals and lodging tied to Mount Washington, Cumberland's trails and the lakes. Seasonal schedules, booking, and photos that load quickly.

Trades and construction

The Valley keeps building. Contractors need service pages for Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland, a gallery of local jobs and a quote form that asks the right questions.

Food, farms and craft

Restaurants, bakeries, breweries and farm stands. Hours, menus and seasonal products that people find on Google Maps and check before driving out.

A client who already works here

Athecon Projects is a construction company that lists Courtenay in its service area. Their portfolio includes a daycare, several multifamily buildings and curved retaining walls in Courtenay, plus vacation homes near Saratoga Beach. We built their site so each project is shown with its town and its scope, which gives Google a reason to connect them with Courtenay searches, not only with their own name.

If you run a trade in the Valley, our page on websites for contractors goes into the details: what belongs on the first screen, how to show projects, and how to ask for reviews.

Search in the Valley is town by town

Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland sit close together, but people search them separately. A homeowner in Comox types “electrician Comox”, not “electrician Comox Valley”. A site that covers the Valley should have a clear section or page for each town you serve, written for that town, instead of one page with all three names in the footer.

Newcomers also search by need and landmark: “daycare near the base”, “bike shop Cumberland”, “dentist downtown Courtenay”. Nobody ranks for everything, but a site with clear headings, honest service areas and a Google Business Profile that matches it has a fair chance. Our local SEO service and the article on why a business is missing from Google Maps explain the method.

How a Comox Valley project runs

We are in Nanaimo, a little over an hour south on Highway 19, so most of the work is remote. It is set up that way on purpose.

  1. Call

    We talk through what you sell, who buys it and what your current site gets wrong. You get a fixed written quote.

  2. Content

    We send a short list of what we need: photos, services, service areas, prices if you publish them. Copywriting is CAD $90 per page if writing is the part you dread.

  3. Design and build

    Two rounds of design changes, then a hand-coded build. You review everything on a private link from your phone.

  4. Launch

    Domain, Search Console, Analytics and structured data set up on launch day. When a visit makes a difference, we drive up.

“Great communication, easy to do business with, great results!”
Brad Bonar, Google review

What a website costs in Courtenay and Comox

The same as anywhere else we work. CAD $790 for one page, CAD $970 to $2,000 for a Starter site, CAD $2,500 to $4,500 for a Business site built for local leads, and CAD $4,500 and up for online stores. Half to start, half at launch, and the domain and code are yours. See the full pricing, or read about web design in Parksville and Qualicum Beach, the next stop south.

Before you start, the website project checklist lists everything worth gathering, so the build is not held up waiting for photos or service descriptions.

More for Comox Valley businesses

Questions people ask

Do you meet clients in Courtenay and Comox?
Sometimes. We are based in Nanaimo, a little over an hour south, so most projects run by phone and video call. We drive up when a visit makes a real difference, for example to see your premises or walk through the finished site together.
How much does a website cost in the Comox Valley?
A one-page website is CAD $790, a Starter site of 1 to 5 pages is CAD $970 to $2,000, and a Business site of 6 to 12 pages is CAD $2,500 to $4,500. Online stores start at CAD $4,500. The quote is fixed and written, with 50% to start and 50% at launch.
Can one website serve Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland?
Yes. We usually give each town its own section or page with real content about the work you do there, which helps customers and Google more than a list of town names in the footer. Extra pages beyond your package are CAD $150 each.
I just moved here on a posting. How fast can I get a website?
A one-page site takes about a week once you send your content, and a Starter site usually takes 1 to 3 weeks. We can also set up your Google Business Profile for CAD $250, so customers find you on the map from the start.
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Serving Courtenay and Comox from Nanaimo

The studio is based in Nanaimo and works with businesses across Courtenay and Comox and the communities around it. Find us on the map, read the reviews and request a quote.

  • Based in Nanaimo, serving Courtenay and Comox, Cumberland, Royston, Union Bay, Merville, Black Creek
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  • Rated 5.0 on Google

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Based in Nanaimo · Lantzville, Ladysmith, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Courtenay, Comox, Duncan, Victoria
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